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Eden of the East scored a big hit in Japan when the series aired in spring 2009: in less than a year, two follow-up features continued the story, The King of Eden and Paradise Lost. Twentysomething Akira Takizawa wakes up in Washington, DC, buck naked and stripped of his memories: all he has is a gun and a super-sophisticated mobile phone that delivers anything he requests. He meets Saki Morimi, a college senior on her graduation trip to America, and returns with her to Japan. Takizawa tries to recover his memories, which may be linked to a pair of missile attacks on Japan and the disappearance of 20,000 NEETS (young men with No Employment, Education or Training). From his phone--which provides the equivalent of more than ¥8 million (about $100,000,000), Takizawa learns that he is a seleçao, one of 12 agents charged by the mysterious Mr. Outside with saving a faltering, apathetic Japan. As he resolves the mystery of his identity, Takizawa gets help from Saki, her friends, and a hikikomori superhacker. Eden of the East was written and directed by Kenji Kamiyama, writer-director of the popular Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex. Kamiyama once again demonstrates his exceptional skill at building suspense and weaving an exciting fantasy. The cyber-terrorism elements of Eden recall the "Laughing Man" mystery in Stand Alone Complex, but this time Kamiyama is working with his own characters and world, and the results are more intriguing. The taut scripts and a winning performance by voice actor Jason Liebrecht make Takizawa an appealing hero, even in the most improbable circumstances. Eden of the East ranks among the very best anime of 2010. (Rated TV MA: violence, nudity, risqué humor, alcohol and tobacco use) --Charles Solomon
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What's happening?
With all these important questions that should take precedent over anything else, his strange predicament takes a bow so that he can rescue a girl in front of him with a predicament of her own. That girl, Saki Morimi, for entirely different reasons, stands in front of the White House and creates a situation, drawing the attention of the police.
And with a simple step forward Akira goes to aid Saki, and a special relationship develops that gives meaning to this whole series. This bond between them is what drives us, the viewer, to keep watching amidst all the mystery that revolves Akira's past, and his connection to the Selecao, the "selector."
But, what's happening?
As it turns out, Akira has been chosen as part of a group of people selected to "save" the country of Japan. What he needs to save them from is not clear, but at his disposal is a mysterious phone and a bank account worth 10 billion Yen. He can do anything necessary by calling Juiz, the operator, who can accomplish any request he desires. And by anything, they mean anything. Want to clear a path through traffic? Done. Want to have the Prime Minister of Japan say "uncle" on national TV? Done. Want to murder someone?...yes, even that. No problem. But, there's a catch. Each request is a transaction that dwindles the 10 billion yen down to zero. Once that zero is reached a special Selecao, the Supporter, comes knocking at your door to snuff you out. And it's game over, lights out--adios.
You lose.
The grand picture is revealed little by little, and in the end, it's a good story to follow. I won't divulge more of my opinion on the ending, but just know it's worth it. What really keeps you there is how the relationship between Akira and Saki develops. Akira has a charm, an easy spirit that isn't suited for the task given to him by the Selecao. Yet, in the state that he's in, he charges forward, uncovering the threads tangled within his past. Saki, also is in a tiffy of her own as she feels lost in the world, trying to find a place where she can start her life. With Akira beside her, and his problems, she becomes a sort of caretaker to him, something that she feels good about and finds meaning in. Slowly but surely, both become each other's confidant, in a situation where things aren't clear and danger lurks in every corner, they can only trust themselves.
Intriguing stuff, eh?
Away from the story, everything else is good. The show is a thing of beauty. The art style is top notch, with clean lines, bright colors and fluid animation. The soundtrack stands out and really fits the mood of the show, and the voice acting is great (I saw this with the Japanese voice track, so I can't comment on the quality of the English track). And with a serious undertone as this, the show does deliver moments of levity and comic relief which never feel out of place. It's a good mix of drama and comedy, which if it didn't exist, the show would be too overbearing--kudos to the writers for that blend.
So is this a show for you? I think everyone has a space for this type of anime, and truth be told, we need this kind of anime to do well. Shows like Monster, Moribito, Fighting Spirit, Rainbow and Eden of the East are rare gems that you need to uncover amongst all the teen angst that populate most of anime shelves these days. Anyone with a nose for mystery and suspense would do themselves a favor by picking this one up.
Must buy.
Just as an update, there are three other works out there past this DVD release. One is a movie that compiles the series into a two hour film, compressing what occurs during the series. The other two are feature length films that continue where the series left off.
Featuring anime production from Production I.G., "Eden of the East" would feature the work of series creator Kenji Kamiyama (creator of "Blood: The Last Vampire" and worked on "Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex", "Hakkenden" and "Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade"), manga artist/writer Chica Umino ("Honey and Clover"), art director Yusuke Takeda ("Mobile Suit Gundam Wing", "Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex", "Neon Genesis Evangelion") and legendary anime musician Kenji Kawai ("Ghost in the Shell", "Maison Ikkoku", "Patlabor", "Ranma 1/2', "Vampire Princess Miyu").
The anime series debuted on Fuji TV in April 2009 and was followed by three films and now the complete series has been released on Blu-ray (and three films will follow) courtesy of FUNimation Entertainment.
"Eden of the East" is just fantastic to look at. Presented in 1080p, the artistic backgrounds are magnificent. I don't think there was one re-used (aside from Takizawa's home) but there was always a new painted scene whenever a character was shown. If there is one thing that I've noticed with recent Production I.G. anime TV series, despite it being a TV series, they still go out of there way to make the series look phenomenal. Each painted scene looks fantastic, the character designs by Chica Umino come alive!
The animation and overall colors are vibrant, blacks are nice and deep and I saw no excessive haloing, edge enhancements and saw no artifacting. This is one beautiful anime series and definitely one of the best, if not the best, looking anime series on Blu-ray thus far.
"Eden of the East - The Complete Series" is presented in English and Japanese Dolby TrueHD 5.1. The audio for this series is fantastic. From the crowd ambience and just the sounds of leaves, police sirens, blasts, airplanes, computer keyboard clicking, you name it, the audio was well utilized through the surround channels.
Dialogue and Kenji Kawai's impressive musical score is crisp and clear through the front and center channels. Both Japanese and English vocal tracks were well-done! Although not an all-out action-driven anime series, there is quite a bit of action throughout the eleven episodes and the lossless audio was very good!
I have to admit that I was surprised to hear Oasis' "Falling Down" theme but I've noticed that the theme is only present in the first episode and fans have told me that it ran throughout the whole series. I'm guessing the rights to license the song for Blu-ray and DVD release was expensive. But at least the song is presented in the first episode.
Subtitles are in English.
"Eden of the East - The Complete Series" comes with the following special features:
* Director Kamiyama & Original Character Designer Chica Umino Interview - (21:49) A wonderful interview on how the collaboration between Kenji Kamiyama (series creator/director) and "Honey and Clover" mangaka Chica Umino came about. A very cool interview but as always, Umino-san continues to be a mystery as she uses her trademark bear (featured in her HandC manga to cover her face).
* Kimura (Takizawa) and Hayami (Saki) Interview - (18:32) Interviews with voice actor Ryohei Kimura (voice of Takizawa) and Saori Hayami (voice of Saki). The two talk about not knowing what kind of series they were doing a voices for but while recording, being impressed with what they saw and being happy to be part of the series.
* Directors Kamiyama & Oshii Interview - (27:17) Director Kenji Kamiyama and Mamoru Oshii sit down to discuss the production of "Eden of the East".
* Art Director Takeda Interview - (15:36) Art director Yusuke Takeda talks about working with Umino's characters and the things he discussed with director Kamiyama before taking on the series. Also, showcasing the Bamboo studio as they worked on the backgrounds and Yusuke explains several scenes and what challenges he had and what he wanted to achieve.
* Composer Kawai Interview - (10:41) Interview with Kenji Kawai who talks about the music of the series and what he has planned. Also, showing us a few of the tracks he created at the studio.
* TV Spot - (:32) The commercial for the Japanese Blu-ray and DVD release.
* Promotion Video - (1:51) The Japanese promotional video for "Eden of the East".
* Textless Closing Song -
* Trailers - FUNimation Entertainment trailers
Production I.G. has delivered one of the finest anime television anime series to be released on Blu-ray in America. With the release of "Ghost Hound" from Sentai Filmworks last month which I gave a highly favorable review for it, I thought the Production I.G. series was just phenomenal. But here they are once again with another series and not only does it come with wonderful animation and many brilliantly painted backgrounds (which is rare to see on a anime TV series), the series creator manages to wrap the main storyline in 11 episodes.
Most anime TV series tend to run 22-26 episodes and yet, Kenji Kamiyama and Production I.G. manage to do it with 11 episodes and what a wonderful series "Eden of the East" has turned out to be!
The series has turn out to be one surprise after the other. From hearing the Oasis theme song, to seeing a well-crafted anime series from director/writer/creator Kenji Kamiyama, seeing the character designs from Chika Umino (which I'm a big fan of the "Honey and Clover" manga series), hearing the awesome jazzy music from Kenji Kawai, to see the talented BAMBOO team behind the painted backgrounds of this series....everything about this series is magnificent. Animation, background design, storyline, music...
And then not only do you have a series which looks awesome on Blu-ray, the lossless audio is great and you get a good number of lengthy special features. This has got to be my favorite anime series on Blu-ray for 2010, hands down!
I can go on and on about why I love this series but I will just say that when it comes to anime TV series on Blu-ray, I don't expect much because these anime studios are handling other series at the same time and frankly, many are completed within hours of airing on Japanese television. Anime TV series are usually not detailed like a film or OVA but somehow in 2010, Production I.G. have two anime series on Blu-ray in the U.S. that just breaks traditional convention of anime TV series and how they can look and literally raises the bar of animation and artistic backgrounds. "Ghost Hound" was incredible and the Blu-ray for the series was awesome... but FUNimation Entertainment has done well by releasing this Blu-ray, to include several lengthy special features (and not just the standard opening and ending themes) and is now planning to release the three "Eden of the East" films on Blu-ray as well.
And as far as raising the bar for how anime TV series should look, the fact that they got Chica Umino and Ryohei Kimura involved was awesome but just looking at the anime series, rarely do you see the backgrounds being used more than once. It's like every scene features new animation and background art and there was special emphasis on lighting and once again, this is not the kind of detail you usually see in a anime TV series. But Production I.G. must have high standards because so far, I've been impressed with their work and it just gets better and better.
It may be a little early since the year is not over but in terms of anime releases on Blu-ray in America, "Eden of the East - The Complete Series" may be my pick for "Anime Series on Blu-ray of the Year (2010)".
Highly recommended!
This is not your usual, action packed anime series. Along with Code Geass, this was a delightful breath of fresh air into the US anime market. The series is more cerebral and will appeal to fans of Ghost in the Shell, L.A.I.N., and other intelligent and less action packed shows and series (yeah GITS has action, but also has that futuristic cyber punk element). I wouldn't sum this up as a cyper punk or sci-fi series. More of a modern 'advanced science' story.
The entire series revolves around a conspiratorial game played by several individuals. These individuals are given a finite amount of money and allowed to spend it however they wish. Though when they run out, they are terminated. But the winner is apparently the person who puts the money to the best use while not being terminated. One of the players is actually rumored to be the 'executioner' and carry out the 'judgement'.
An interesting series to be sure. I also like that in the original Japanese audio, the Americans speak American (the first episode takes place in DC). I thought that was nice. The 'nudity' is handled well. They animated a blotchy, squiggly spot in front of the areas in question in the few scenes. Though they don't really show anything... there are several suggestive episodes and incidents including a woman who chops of guys 'Johnnies'.
Throughout the series we watch as the female protagonist struggles to help the amnesia afflicted male protagonist. It is a relationship well portrayed. Their emotions and interactions are realistic and complex. We really get a feel for these two and become intertwined in their struggles. I found that I could really sympathize with both, and that makes for great viewing.
There is a lot to be revealed and most is revealed by the end of the series. But the series ends with a ton of questions and the two later 'film' releases reveal much of the rest. The series is great but it is kind of short.
It's well worth the price though. I would say to snatch up the combo while it is $25 or so.
Smooth, no shortcuts or gimmicks. The backgrounds are a high point and stand out from standard anime. The battle animation and choreography look great, although battles are almost nonexistent.
The main character is funny, confident, and completely at home in his confusion. His self-assurance gives the series a lighthearted attitude that helps to keep it entertaining but also causes a problem down the road, which I'll get to. There's a hacker called "Panties" who'll come into play in the second half, and he is fantastic. The rest of the players are mildly interesting and not annoying, which seems to be hard to achieve nowadays in anime.
It's hard to touch on the story without throwing up *SPOILERS* because the whole point of the show is that the main character (Akira) has amnesia--and thus the audience should be amnesiacs, as well. We learn of this world as we go along. Akira wakes up naked outside the Capitol in Washington, DC. He has a gun, a cellphone, and no memory. The token female lead appears, and it's time to figure out what's going on. His cellphone has a ton of yen on it and an operator on call that can make pretty much anything happen. It's intriguing and enjoyable to unravel the facts of this unique world.
Eden of the East suffers from some pacing issues that begin around episode five. The story slows to service a romance and some curious side characters, and the casual attitude that makes Akira so likable begins to erode the seriousness that the plot is trying to form. The lag isn't terrible, but I felt myself getting bored. Worry set in that this show was going to lose its narrative or that the creators didn't have a conclusion planned at all (which anime is famous for). This story DOES HAVE A CONCLUSION, but it drifts between epic and disappointing--an odd feeling. While I can say I liked the resolution, I also felt the show deserved more.
The soundtrack is light, funky, and has some jazzy vocals. This quirkiness works during cute moments or when Akira is being slick, but during the intense scenes the lightness of the music undermines the gravity of the content. The missile attack finale is ruled by this music, dampening a great scene and making the end of the show feel like every other episode: charming and mildly entertaining.
Don't let my gripes dissuade you from watching this series; it's a good story and worth your time. I just expected more from the team behind this, because I knew they had the potential to create something fantastic. They created an interesting world and characters, and then moved them forward mildly. I will watch the movies and hope that they include the much-needed drama and intensity that the series is missing. Please enjoy, but don't expect action or anything more than what you start with. The story is interesting and well-conceived, but that is all.
As such, as an American, I have trouble getting attached.
Eden of the East is perfectly competent throughout its 11 episodes, but never features any really powerful moments, clever twists, original ideas, or memorable characters. You'll enjoy it while it lasts, and it doesn't do anything particularly wrong, it just doesn't excel.
Eden of the East, to spare you an overly long and unnecessary explanation, is basically the Bourne Identity meets Future Diary. It's not the most unorthodox of combinations, and it's executed exactly as you think it would be. Akira, the main character, has amnesia, and a cellphone. Other people also have cellphones. These phones give them access to resources they must use to try to save Japan, and things get ugly and competitive ala Future Diary. Akira is likable enough, a bit quirky, but never manages to fully forge a clear identity for himself. The supporting players suffer from this in greater amounts, with not a single one feeling like the viewer has encountered a new, unique individual.
The plot, while making a point of letting the viewer know it's a social commentary piece, doesn't make any real effort to say anything that hasn't been said before. Far less preachy shows have tackled Japan's social issues in a more interesting way with greater results (see Welcome to the NHK).
The ending... is lazy. It made sense, I suppose, but ultimately feels anti-climactic and doesn't accomplish much. The sequel films, unfortunately, while wrapping things up with a tidier bow, essentially play out like Hollywood movie cliches and make matters worse.
That being said, Eden of the East is a perfectly decent way to kill half a day. The art is good, the animation is slick, Akira is fun to watch, if not a character who will go down in history as a classic character, there are funny moments, cute moments. Go in with reasonable expectations and you'll enjoy yourself. Go in expecting a classic, and you'll probably be disappointed.
Eden of the East show rating: 6/10 (amicable)


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International Journal of Food Science & Technology
Volume 42, Issue 2, pages 148–156, February 2007
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I still remember the first time I met my teacher. She was sparkly, she shone. She smiled and suddenly there was nothing to hide, no artifice, no fettering shame. I felt translucent. She radiated such palpable love and warmth.
I don't recall much about the specific asanas of that first class but I do remember that feeling, that crystalline presence that cut straight through the accumulation of false stories and lies in which we cloak ourselves. I wouldn't have called it such at the time, and she probably wouldn't call herself such, but I knew I'd met my first guru.
I was home for a weekend from college and my mother—an unlikely yogini herself, as a conservative Virgo and lifelong Midwesterner—had been raving about this woman from California who had opened a studio in our modest Missouri suburb and wanted me to come to a class with her. I said yes out of boredom and naivete, the latter which I'm very thankful for; had I known what I was in for ahead of time I may have sneeringly declined.
That was when I still dyed my hair black. Half goth, half not, I'd pompously declared myself an atheist as a teenager and I now grasped for some prescribed identity that fit. Of course all of this was a shoddily sewn veil for a deeply lodged yearning to know something greater than myself, to experience joy and ecstasy and unite again with the childbeing lost and with God—one in the same.
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We fit in a recent visit back to Zoombezi Bay and loved it just as much as before…with a few added notes:
ALL–NEW! Soundsurfer, King Of The Beats: This newly renovated five-person raft ride, formerly Tahitian Twister, now includes LED lights, speakers, a fog machine and a mist filled splashdown. Riders can pick from eight programmable experiences (music genres) featuring these new additions. This 512-foot water ride propels guests through a series of acceleration drops, vortex loops and back-to-back curves in total darkness before jetting into the pool below.
Long Lines? Because the ride lines can be long, consider Zoompass ($14.99). ZOOMPASS allows guests to reserve their spot in line and enjoy other areas of the park until their turn is up.
Meals and Beverages: Due to limited acreage Zoombezi Bay does not offer public picnic areas. Guests are not permitted to bring food into Zoombezi Bay. However, they do provide a cooler storage area for guests located at the front entrance to Zoombezi Bay. Your park admission will allow you to exit the park to enjoy your packed meal at the Zoo and re-enter when you finish. Guests are permitted to bring in bottled water and a small snack. Adult beverages are available to purchase at kiosks and bar around the waterpark and the zoo.
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Attack on Titan
Season 1
To You, in 2000 Years: The Fall of Shiganshina, Part 1
After 100 years of peace, humanity is suddenly reminded of the terror of being at the Titans' mercy.
That Day: The Fall of Shiganshina, Part 2
After the Titans break through the wall, the citizens of Shiganshina must run for their lives. Those that do make it to safety find a harsh life waiting for them, however.
A Dim Light Amid Despair: Humanity's Comeback, Part 1
Eren begins his training with the Cadet Corps, but questions about his painful past overwhelm him. When he struggles with a maneuvering exercise, Berholt and Reiner offer kindly advice.
The Night of the Closing Ceremony: Humanity's Comeback, Part 2
Annie proves her skill in a sparring session, Jean dreams of serving alongside the King, and graduation day brings shocking revelations - along with a sudden outbreak of violence!
The World the Girl Saw: The Struggle for Trost, Part 2
Armin tries to cope with the loss of his friends and allies after Titans massacre his squad. Elsewhere in the city, Mikasa manages to take out several of the monsters, which brings back tragic memories of her past and the first time she met Eren.
Small Blade: The Struggle for Trost, Part 3
After the retreat bell sounds, many cadets find themselves without enough fuel to scale the wall back to safety. Mikasa begins to lose hope once she hears of the deaths in Armin's squad, but the appearance of a new type of Titan stokes her will to fight.
Whereabouts of His Left Arm: The Struggle for Trost, Part 5
A miraculous return is met with anger and fear. Cannons are fixed on Eren as he struggles to remember what happened to him inside the belly of a monster and how he ended up humankind's enemy. One question is all that matters: is Eren human or Titan?
Response: The Struggle for Trost, Part 6
Cadets respond to Eren's terrifying transformation with doubt and fear as he struggles to understand it himself. If Armin can't talk the commander into using Eren's newfound powers for the good of humankind, all hope of stopping the Titans might be lost.
Erwin Smith: The 57th Exterior Scouting Mission, Part 4
The Female Titan has been captured, and it's Erwin's goal to find out who the human is lurking inside it. Meanwhile, the Scouts realize that the reason Levi told no one about their true mission outside the wall is because there is a spy among their ranks.
Crushing Blow: The 57th Exterior Scouting Mission, Part 5
A traitor has infiltrated the Scout Regiment, destroying their ranks from within. When cornered, she once again takes the form of the Female Titan—but this time, Eren's not going to let her get away without one insanely brutal fight.
The Defeated: The 57th Exterior Scouting Mission, Part 6
After watching Eren get swallowed by the Female Titan, Mikasa and Levi follow the brutal monster in the hopes that he's still alive inside her. As the Scout Regiment tries to recover from the devastating losses of the operation, emotions run high.


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My father came home from the war last April. Mother and I drove into town to meet him at the Kansas City train station, the warm day humming around our new Model T as we passed the newly green wheat fields and then the river and then the edges of the city. As we walked to the station, I heard the chug of a train from the tracks hidden below us. What if Father had arrived and we weren't there? After all this time.
I walked, half-running, to the brass doors of the station, pulled them open and stepped into the shadows. Standing a moment to let my eyes adjust, I pulled off my sailor hat and fanned my hot face. Hot for April.
"Annie!" Mother behind me. "You go so fast! I can't keep up with you anymore."
"We've got to be there. I want to be there when . . ."
"I know. I'm anxious to see him too. But we're early." She straightened her wide-brimmed hat and slipped her arm through mine. "Come on. Let's go find him."
We were the first ones at the platform where the troop train was to arrive, except for some men who lounged around two trucks painted with huge red crosses. The men laughed as they leaned across the hoods of the ambulances to exchange cigarettes.
Mother glanced at them and then moved to the very edge of the platform, her hands clenched, the feather on her hat trembling.
A year and a half earlier, my father had left from this same station. He had explained a little about the war to me, how it had started in 1914 and that Americans were now going to France to fight. I had known all this from school and from the talk around the dinner table for the past three years. And because Uncle Paul had already gone.
"But I'll bestationed in a hospital in New York, Annie. I won't be in any fighting. Not even near. Can you see me with a gun?" He chuckled. "So don't worry." He hugged me to him. "Everything will be all right."
I had already seen pen drawings in the newspapers of soldiers with bandaged eyes standing in aid stations, of soldiers lying on hospital beds in France. These were the men my father was now going to help. But even though I knew how much he was needed, I clung to him beside the train the day he left and begged him not to go. I was much younger then.
But now my father was coming home, I was thirteen, and I knew much more about the Great War.
By the time the train was due to arrive, we were surrounded by other wives and children, other families. Mother stood on her tiptoes to see over the crowd, gripping my shoulders for support, looking down the length of the tracks.
I looked at the people around us-women in their bright dresses and big hats, children hiding behind skirts, boys and girls my age in knickers and in middy blouses. Did any of them feel as I did, half elated, half frightened?
I looked down at my hat and tried to smooth out the brim I had crumpled into a mass of wrinkles. Frightened? Not of my father. Life hadn't been the same without him. I had missed him terribly and wanted him home with us. But . . . two years. I had changed.
A cheer. Steam rose above the heads of the crowd as the train huffed in under the high vault of the station and sighed to a stop.
The healthy men got off first, jumping off the train, running along the platform, searching faces and tumbling into embraces. Handsome, strong men who had gone off like Uncle Paul to fight in the battles we had followed on the maps, to fight because of the kings, the Russian czar and the German kaiser, all the names I had learned in the last two years.
But Uncle Paul would not be coming home, not on this train or any other. One year after he left home for France, he died. As I stood beside my mother on the train platform and watched the men coming home, I thought of the day the telegram came. It was a day in June and I was helping Grandmother make raspberry jam, so I was there to answer the door and to take the telegram from the young boy who stood on the porch and looked sorry. I thanked him and then put the envelope on the hall table.
It had come here. So it wasn't Father. Anyway, he wasn't fighting. He was a doctor. I reached out to the envelope that looked so white against the dark wood, but I didn't touch it.
Who else?
"You know," I told myself. "You know. It has to be him.
As long as I just looked at the envelope, as long as I didn't open it, Uncle Paul was still alive.
"Annie, these berries won't keep. Who's at the door?" Grandmother's voice from the kitchen.
"If I throw away the telegram," I thought, "nothing would change. We could go on, happy. . ."
I reached out to the table, picked up the envelope and turned. Grandfather stood in the door.
I looked at him a moment and then said, "This came," and I handed him the envelope. And then he knew too, because in 1918 a telegram meant only one thing. Paul was dead.
Now as the soldiers came off the train and ran by me, I looked into each man's face. Maybe it had been a mistake. Maybe Uncle Paul hadn't died after all and was coming home on this train with Father.
The crowd thinned. I took a deep breath and looked at Mother. She put her arm around my shoulder. My hat wouldn't uncurl. Neither would my stomach. I hated waiting.


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Designed for use with the Soul Keeping six-session DVD Bible Study by John Ortberg, this study guide includes discussion questions, video notes, and in-between studies. In this small group Bible study, participants learn how to care for their inners souls to enhance the beauty of their relationship with God and others.
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In Soul Keeping, John Ortberg helps Christians rediscover their soulthe best connection to God there isand find out why its hurting and why neglecting it has set so many believers so far back spiritually.
In this six-session, video-based small group Bible study, Ortberg shows that caring for your soul is necessary for your Christian life. John shows participants what your soul is, why it is important, how to assess your souls health, and how to care for it so that we can have a meaningful and beautiful life with God and others.
When you nurture your soul your life in this world will come to make sense again; you can find your way back to God from hopelessness, depression, relationship struggles, and a lack of fulfillment. Your souls resting place is in God, and John Ortberg wants to take participants to that home. This study guide includes discussion questions, video notes, and in-between studies and is designed for use with the Soul Keeping DVD (sold separately).
Sessions include:
- Filling the Hole in Your Soul
- Why God Made You With a Soul
- What's Soul Got To Do With It
- Finding Your Soul's True Home
- Empty Souls and Full Garages
- Why We Have a Soul, Brothers and Sisters
Author Bio
John Ortberg is the senior pastor of Menlo Park Presbyterian Church (MPPC) in the San Francisco Bay Area. His bestselling books include Soul Keeping, Who Is This Man?, and If You Want to Walk on Water, Youve Got to Get out of the Boat. John teaches around the world at conferences and churches, writes articles for Christianity Today and Leadership Journal, and is on the board of the Dallas Willard Center and Fuller Seminary. He has preached sermons on Abraham Lincoln, The LEGO Movie, and The Gospel According to Les Miserables. John and his wife Nancy enjoy spending time with their three adult children, dog Baxter, and surfing the Pacific. You can follow John on twitter @johnortberg or check out the latest news/blogs on his website at www.johnortberg.com.
Session Titles
- Session 1: What Is the Soul?
- Session 2: The Struggle of the Soul
- Session 3: What the Soul Needs
- Session 4: The Practice of Grace
- Session 5: The Practice of Gratitude
- Session 6: The Practice of Growth
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Mark S5 Stars Out Of 5This is a great studyOctober 4, 2014Mark SQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5You get to know John and Dallas Willard, great followers of Jesus. The study really helps make you aware of the care you take of your soul and how to just be more aware of the presence of God in the everyday. I will do this study again in the future and want to read some of Dallas' writings.
tdae12345 Stars Out Of 5Soul GoldMay 14, 2014tdae1234Quality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5The Soul. We sing about it (it is well, with my_). We talk about it (Salvation of our soul). We eat food and listen to music about it. But one wonders if we really understand the importance of the soul and how everything in life of value revolves around soul keeping.
John Ortberg writes about the soul with many learnings from his friend and mentor Dallas Willard. He takes us on a journey from understanding what the soul is not, to understanding what the soul is. He then shows what damages the soul and what helps nourish the soul. Some of the chapters on what the soul needs include: the soul needs blessing, freedom, to be with God, a future, a centre, gratitude and satisfaction. Towards the end of the book, it has what I believe is its best chapter and worth the price of the book: The Dark Night of the Soul.
This is a deep book. It would lose its value by being read quickly. It is highly recommended by those who want to better understand and care for their soul. While written with easy to understand terms, it is not an easy read if one wants to care for their soul. It uses Scripture accurately and help open up understanding on the soul.
What Dallas was to John, John is to me and many of his readers. If you want to grow deep and care for your soul, I recommend this book.
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